Just for the guys that don't know about Proxxon lathe.
It is considered a high (end) quality precision lathe and it is made in Austria.
Wong,
I see there are holes to bolt your lathe to a flat surface. This flat surface needs to be slightly bigger than the "chip tray".
The flat surface to which the lathe has been fixed (bolted) needs to have some 'feet' these feet could be just some flat rubber - say 40 x 40 x 6 mm thick rubber or a simular substitute. If you wish you can have 6 of these to act as feet, you are not limited to 4.
I doubt whether there will be any twist in the bed with this lathe.
First bolt it down then we will see
Dave
It is considered a high (end) quality precision lathe and it is made in Austria.
Wong,
I see there are holes to bolt your lathe to a flat surface. This flat surface needs to be slightly bigger than the "chip tray".
The flat surface to which the lathe has been fixed (bolted) needs to have some 'feet' these feet could be just some flat rubber - say 40 x 40 x 6 mm thick rubber or a simular substitute. If you wish you can have 6 of these to act as feet, you are not limited to 4.
I doubt whether there will be any twist in the bed with this lathe.
First bolt it down then we will see
Dave